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5 Books that Should Be Made into Films/TV Shows

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Now I know that when people make books into movies, they screw them up most of the time. But I thought that it would fun to tell you guys five books that I would like to see made into movies or TV shows. But, these are books that I would want to be made WELL into movies or TV shows. 1. The Selection Series by Kiera Cass I feel like this would be interesting as TV show. Like a Bachelor type situation but with a royal twist and badass rebels. I know that this was optioned for a TV show but it was never actually put into action. You can see that actual script that was written (it did not coincide with the books at all though) online, but I will say that it is definitely not decent for children. 2. Fangirl by Rainbow Rowell. This seems like it would make an excellent movie. A chic flick no doubt, and it would bring in a lot of profit. It would be so emotional if done right. 3. Legend by Marie Lu I also believe this would make a great movie and I also believe that this was optio

Currently Reading

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So I had this idea since I could not choose what I wanted to read next. This is what I did... I wrapped the five books that I wanted to read soon in wrapping paper and then I had someone choose for me one of the packages and the one that I opened, I had to read. These are the books that were up for grabs. A Thousand Nights by EK Johnston  Where did I get this? Click Here Glass Sword by Victoria Aveyard    Where did I get this? Click Here Passenger by Alexandra Bracken  Where did I get this? Click Here Assassins Blade by Sarah J. Maas  Where did I get this? Click Here Falling Kingdoms by Morgan Rhodes  Where did I get this? Click Here The one that the other person chose when it was wrapped was ..... Passenger by Alexandra Bracken!!!!!!  Where did I get this? Click Here I am so exciting to be reading this book, I have heard so many great things about it and I hope I enjoy it!! Thanks, Delaney M.

Rook by Sharon Cameron Review *Mild Spoilers*

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  Image found on Goodreads.com Short Summary: Sophia Bellamy's family's finances is going under after the death of her mother and her father's awful grief. In a desperate attempt to keep the family house, Sophia is set up to marry a wealthy man she has never met, Rene Hasard. Meanwhile, the Red Rook, a hidden vigilantly, is breaking people out of prison who are sent to death by the Razor, and leaving a single black and red rook feather. When the search for the Red Rook comes to the Bellamy House by Rene's cousin, LeBlanc, things take a bad turn. Okay guys. Let's talk. I was so confused during this book. It wasn't that it was bad, in fact, I loved the idea of it. I just believe that Cameron really didn't execute it as well as it could've been. There were a couple of parts that I had wondered in the time of reading them why they were included, because they just seemed to be taking up space, but they in fact did have a meaning later in the story.  Now

Here are Some Things that Only Book nerds Will Only Understand

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1. Peoples Reactions When You Loan Books to Them Where did I get this? Click Here 2. You Just Love That Smell of Freshly Printed Books  Where did I get this? Click Here 3. Only Reason to be Rich Where did I get this? Click Here  4. You are Never Alone    Where did I get this? Click Here 5. We Despise People who Think This   Where did I get this? Click Here 6. When you Lose Books From the Library, Scared for Your Life Where did I find this? Click Here 7. We Wish That We Can Experience Those Feelings Again  Where did I get this? Click Here and finally 8. Trying to Find Non-painful Reading Positions and Being Unsuccessful   Where did I get this? Click Here Thanks you guys I hope that you enjoyed this. I really did. More will be up soon.

Currently Reading...

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Hey guys! I am currently reading... Actually I am almost done with this book. I have about 100 pages left so I will get a review out as soon as I finish it.  Thanks! Delaney M.

Rebel Belle by Rachel Hawkins Review

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 Photo found on Barnes and Noble website This book was amazing. The only thing that I did not like about this book was the relationships between some of the characters. It made me angry what Harper did with her boyfriend. She just kind of threw him around and gave lame excuses. I wish that Hawkins would have handled that in a different sense but other than that, I liked the characters.  With plot twist after plot twist it hit you like a bullet. You sat there in awe for a couple of seconds but then you just have to keep reading. The story was an action-packed masterpiece that I refused to put down. I thought that the fight scenes were well done.  Surprisingly, I actually really like David. I hated Mary Beth, but then again, I think that you were actually supposed to. The characters had these great witty snarky comments that had me laughing throughout. I loved the southern feel of it too, it really gave me insight on what it would be like to be a teenage girl in the south and havin

Reading Update

Guys I am almost done with rereading The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants by Ann Brashares, I have like 80 pages left. And I got a little father into Rebel Belle! Loving Rebel Belle by Rachel Hawkins so far. At first I didn't like the main character but it makes sense of why she is the way she is. Book reviews coming soon. Just not for Sisterhood because I was just rereading that for pleasure.

Currently Reading . . .

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I am CURRENTLY READING!!! . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Rebel Belle by Rachel Hawkins  <http://www.amazon.com/Rebel-Belle-Rachel-Hawkins/dp/0399256938 and The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants by Ann Brashares ^https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Sisterhood_of_the_Traveling_Pants_(novel) I know, I know. I don't like to read two books at a time, but I just really wanted to read the Traveling Pants. I'm not sure why, I just needed something cute after Legacy of Kings. Speaking of Legacy of Kings, I will have the review up as soon as possible. Thanks, See ya, Delaney M.